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Version 1.2.6 · 2026-08-14
Improvements to workout tracking, coaching, notifications, and more.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.6, updated 2026-08-14.








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Cora: Your Personal Fitness Coach
Cora is an AI fitness coach that builds personalized plans across training, nutrition, sleep and recovery, and healthy habits. Tell Cora your goals, schedule, current level, preferences, and limitations. Connect Apple Health so Cora can use your own data to make the guidance more relevant.
Cora keeps coaching after the plan is built. When your schedule, sleep, recovery, travel, or missed workouts change, Cora helps adjust what comes next.
Ask Cora to:
• Build a strength plan around three days in the gym
• Adjust this week after poor sleep or a missed workout
• Plan meals around your calorie, macro, and training targets
• Find a restaurant meal that fits your targets, then log it
• Explain changes in your sleep, recovery, strain, or fitness
• Help you build routines and stay consistent
TRAINING…
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Improvements to workout tracking, coaching, notifications, and more.
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